Sentence examples for contemplated that a from inspiring English sources

It had been contemplated that a Conservative would be the first to occupy the presidency in 1958.

"He has always contemplated that a substantial portion of the overall site would be devoted to an appropriate memorial," said Howard J. Rubenstein, his spokesman.

He has also presented evidence that the parties, including Brunner, contemplated that a wireless model based on the headphones design would be covered by the Royalty Agreement.

Apparently with little thought to the public's suspicion of over-eager litigation and sly legal argument, the campaigns have also unleashed legions of lawyers to argue about the intentions of former legislators and dead constitutionalists who never contemplated that a few hundred chads might decide who held the most powerful office in the world.

"The framers of the First Amendment," the dissent said, "never contemplated that a court would construe the amendment so that it would permit a person to burn a cross in a manner that intentionally places citizens in fear of bodily harm".

"The issue is that he's chosen that particular plane," Biersack said, adding that FEC commissioners likely never contemplated that a candidate would choose such an extravagant mode of transportation.

We contemplated that; had a few more bites.

As you contemplate that, consider a scenario where everyone has a solid private retirement nest egg as a right of citizenship, receiving dividend income throughout their lives.

But several experts, perhaps unwilling to contemplate that possibility, said a tie was extremely unlikely.

Just as Giuliani contemplates that important decision comes a reminder, courtesy of the New York tabloids, that political and business relationships can sometimes collide.

Neither the statute nor its legislative history contemplates that a court should substitute its judgment for that of the agency as to the environmental consequences of its actions.